The evening world. Newspaper, June 27, 1922, Page 15

ETI MN MRO MRNTE TIER pe a - ” THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 27, 1922. WHAT DID YOU SEE TO-DAY? EVERY READER A REPORTER. e.., | Patios vex rain) ‘|aamngtenrn ic pee | wale ape ene || LE) ion thi Wauausfe, Tweolone 22) § ATISFACTION AGAINST THE RULES. te get UhrouEh, the “turedtiinn st. a Formerly A. T. Stewart —Jack Greisman, 2169 Third Aven' A near-sighted woman approach the other a heavy valise. Su nly one of them said: “Look, Clars.""| In one car of a north-bound Third] Kelley, Riverside Drive. 'e: fi! had discovered the elevator. They] Avenue “L' train to-day 1 counted ‘ ed a third of the way down the | fourteen e l é Passengers standing while three SECOND CHILDHOOD. 3 d airway again and entered the Ilft.—|guards and two motormen occupied] Anold gentleman came into the res- or ays more 4 «+ No, 2863 Broadway. Seats.—W. KR. Bacon, 1996 Belmont] taurant while I was having the eggs Avenue. this morning, and when his order ar- MATUTINAL GROUCH, rived produced a neatly folded apron At Gunhill Road station this morning PAINLESS, from his pocket and put ft on. I stuck @aw a man drop five pennies into the] Over a service statton in Elton Street,] atound, and when his meal was end turnstile slot—which everybody should | Brookly saw a sien reading: “Car-| saw him shake out the apron and by this time will do its stuft only}bon Rem. While You Wait By Oxy-| turn {t to his pocket.—Samuel Small, you feed it a nickel—and heard | sen Proc '—M. R., Pitkin Avenue,} No. 854 48th Street, Brooklyn, him kick like a steer when the ticket | Brooklyn, —— gent politely explained the altuation CAPT. BURK BURNETT, um—1 5c Wanamaker Talecum fy eg) made in our own lab- ratories—pure — put up in convenient tin boxes with new pat- ented “Klik-tite” caps Commodities of any kind are on sale on any of the floors of these two buildings, to the best a knowledge and be-~ ef. No Questionable 25c Tale &nd pointed to the warning.—Mrs. R.] THE DRIVER MUST HAVE BR- The original idea of this —borated, Verblud, Brooklyn, (No address given.) sTOgD. ‘ TEXAS OIL.MAN, DEAD business Tas been carefully odors. — ens, A Ne é nae auibiine 5 t saw 8 man and & woman walling rar aeeni ve Urata ane our Jeong for and the famous Wan- . ° js ‘or a bus at the corner o} venue] Way Ploneer Im Development of sixty- , that: — Bou- i Senet nar a eens fee aee| Monee arn Pe Seat warts. | Filled, Vestee & Peter Pan White Blouses Fulton Street, Brooklyn, a big water-|them. Nearby was a sign reading: Melon and a healthy looking cucumber. Med stop here when signalled.’] FORT. WORTH, Tex., June 27 Commerce is a system ‘apillon, s ‘The card on the watermelon sald, “I'm| Finally the man carried the sign out) (Associated Press).—Capt. 8. Burk Lay ¢ , * . . . . ae i. 1 a gutter, A of Phe} Assbels of mutual service in your summer's legioold.” Placard in tront of the cuke | man Wutced Ta" pandn arhe “woman | Burnett, oll man, rancher and owner | eupply now in a Holiday Sale (Wednesday) at prices which barely F h ."——Mrs, George lopping, . 7 : rd. oT i i Fie cout Street. Broan pointed to the sign. | The bus stopped. !of hundreds of thousands of acres of largen Saw epee ee bag cover the cost of the hand-made Irish and filet laces 4 m= * Itexas lands, died at his home near daily sales enabl et a) THEY SIMPLY HAVE TO DO IT,/HES THE FATHER oF A BIG]here to-day. He had been in il S ot Sayers a ba s M “DEL! FAMILY. : ca “at Ha Wi 0 take for cash down the, P d C | $ Sieh 4 @ had to walt for the telephone booth| In Grand Street Isaw a pusheart} enn ip i? re we larger quantities of mer- oun of ooling 5 day until two young women had| filled with unbreakable dolls. Probably |20T? '" Missourt in \ chandise needed to supply s e e finlahed with “Joe."" One of them stood | doing his best to catch the eye and tie| The famous of] town Burkburnett daily demands, weets for 50c ‘at the door of the box while the other|attention of passers-by the vendor had Bee thet aici Oe rrnile, the other } attention of passers-by the vendor had |was nami atter him, and in adl- We have well: experienced; Big. chocolate-covered "minte for the blouses that are selling to-day for $2.95 to $6.75 the phone said to the other, “He wants| Dolls, 250 each.""—H. G, Maurice. tion to his vost grazing lands, Capt, capable buyers constantly on —regularly 80c—delicious. . ; to talk to you, May.” May fluffed her Burnett's off interests were immense. the go to purchase, at first Street Floor, Old Building. Going out of business, the maker took his All the laces are real Irish or filet ex- ir, dabbed hi ith de! a} in 4 ‘ hand, + oe * fs . ; + * * i regal aigian Mell Raed abr nL May a LU aes ee His lands were among the ‘first in quant thee! aay oe chiffon-finish white voile and wide hand- | cept in one group, whith also uses imitation ‘Drive. dressed by the boy's mother to a | Texas ‘o reveal presence of the golden strictly retail store would Miscellaneous lot made laces and made up the blouses for us Val. " t school teacher in the Bron: “Please | quid, dispose of as rapidly as 4 in the very latest styles of the day. We've There are tailored blouses, too—either eer ta ton ne late. On | Capt. Burnett also was a dominant ourselves, of Brassieres: } ¥ i finished with self ruffl ' beautifull On a Bridgeport Street this after- the way to school he fell in a mud- Pt shopped the cit: nd down and haven’t inished Wi sell ruffles or beautifully Pa | soon 1 sare a woman spread her Le ot doing same you witt [gure In the commercial develop- ‘ Purchasing in large quan- 85 m fi i le cy Une h ke . hand-embroidered in brilliant colorings. 4 skirts tand directly ii t e oblige. rs. Robért H. Ul- ahd ‘ A ‘ i € colorin ; Rex ventioman companion wohile ho | mer, No. 98 Wost 1844 Strect, ped ACES EG bean shut OR LHe trae aitagh thle dae c ound any so charming at anything like the | 4s the quantity of blouses is limited— f Adjusted a sitpping garter.—Scotty Ber In numero"s banks and other Indus- quickly of great quantities Some originally sold for a low prices now offered. there are only 8,000—the most attractive Brewer, Newton, Conn, e MUSIC IN THE ATR. trial and commercial concerns, of best qualities, gives us great deal more. Frill model hich hi eived the | Models will naturally go first. AVERY AND JOHNSTON GET wu train to-day any ne peaking mae desirable opportunities to be White cambric combined o ere) Whi! lave receive ine SSE: chine, He had two ‘records. with him i en Prices and with imitation filet 1 cachet of Paris—models with softly rolling Sizes 34 to 46 I if treat last night a] Which he played over and over all the atrons, washable pone . ; Rae en sarang Galas Jae night ‘and | Th ice, mont Gorey to aie atten " With imitation Cluny or tuxedo collars — models: with youthful The sale will be held in the Regular brassi de entirely of pinafore collars and vestee effects—these | Blouse Section, Third Floor, Old Building; heavy. laces, and other accepted types’ of blouses are all repre- | Main. Aisle, Street Floor, Old Building; smooth, smart fitting styles. ated in-¥his: collection =o: i Main Aisle, Downstairs Store, New Build- All sizes in the lot,, but J] Sented In this collec! y many smart | ing, and Blouse Section, Downstairs Store, not in every syle ; styles, effectively trimmed with hand-made | Oid Building. street Floor, Old Bullding filet or Irish lace, embroidered panels and | Additional salespeople will be in attend- Balcony. Of course I rubbered over | Gladys, Sullivan Street, fH edge to look them over down be eras A de avor low and the most interesting thin, GRATITUDE, saw was a game of chess. When the] When, in Eighth Avenue, I noticed for your courtain arose the players folded their] that another woman was losing her pet- eye favorite dish Uh, ffracaat June 27, 1922. title chess board and stowed it away.| tleout, I stepped up and told her about the acts they went dt it] 1t, just as I would expect another sis- in—C. BE, Gradock, 404 Oakland] ter to do for me. Was she grateful? Street, Brooklyn. She gave me a look that would sour al ill andveald; “Mind your sent hone Your favorite vegetable novel treatments of hand-drawn work. ance to avoid unnecessary waiting. ANOTHER ROMANCE OF ‘THE cop] ness” Mrs. C. 1,, Riversidg Drive, wiil taste all the more de- n z AND THE HEIRESS, acs aia licious with a dash of Wh G 1 G P. | atte sagt woman, Serine ST ony, een etnies’ enat_tnere| | Premier sauce added— en Girls Go to Farties Boys’ Cool Sui 7.95 Fifth Avenue corner to indicate that} stl Is material In thie big’ town for Asparagus Hollandaise: they like to go in frocks like these, Paris-inspired. oys 00 uits—. . she was about to turn into a side oratio gel a) Dn a Bronx . r, a street. ‘The cop on the comer grasped) Park train, not far from | Simpson teblespeoas Bout and Ne tengoocs $8.75 to $29.50 . Worsted checks, mohair, linen and crash. Smart Med a. Sc’ 25th and Bitcet areck. | Foung, man of, about Serise niente eed vais Frocks that reveal little casaque blouses of taffeta and Norfolk models, Pleats, patch pockets, yoke backs. The | a Hewsparers. When he : ‘ab full skirts of net—frocks price is very low. Sizes 7 to 16 years. the train, and app: MARRIED MEN, TAKE NOTICE, | that ce yee pea pice vorehia buy. ; a + he ee ar from un- eee eee ne rete rrioron i] der his coat and sat down to study.— Send for a copy of our free Se ee a re aire ca [iu east 1Toth tres book, “Salads, Suppers, Pic- saw a card reading: “Here's one wee eo aires sweetie your wife will be glad to have ; ics." _ It solves many hot- wi Oring homered. Ke gry ith Aven) pas ‘buying fi erate drink from a yer retey Sco HEE Brouleme. Seas stand in Park Row when a little ol ‘ lady in black approached the attend- FRANCIS H, LEGGETT & CO. LOADED WITH DIGMONDS. — | ant and politely asked for a glass of 601 West 27thSt. New York,NY. On @ Seventh Avenue surface car i] water. “Sorry, lady,” said the clerk, was one of many who admired the]but we have no running water." Its flavor has placed studied dice a young woman wore as| Quick as a flash she came back at him - Milli earrings. The dice were of a greenish | witl “Then you are violating the ton a Million tables hue, the squares dotted with tiny dia-]igW. How do you keep your glasses monds.—James O'Rourke, No, 369 ust | clean’ I, J. D., Clay Avenue, Bronx, 142d Street. EVERYTHI HAPPENS IN THE Wanamaker Lawn Mowers HER LADYSHIP. SUBWAY. ‘end bronze, and white. Tweed Suits Second Floor, Old Buliding, ¥ saw an exquisitely dainty Mttle gray| 1, saw two subway guards standing Tenth Street Side.” work very smoothly. They | ‘and white cat tripping along West 145th |chinning together at Chambers Street. Bret. “In the Woorway of a. corner : : now $15 are self - sharpening —a | | a battle-scarred Tom was sun i grotery a battl 1 Coats and Capes—Prices off Tiaswall eae anes slight turn of a couple of | ning himself. We placed a paw upon screws is all the adjusting of net that hang straight from the shoulders and dis- play great wide collars such as Lanvin sponsors—frocks of Canton crepe with wing- like draperies — organdie frocks with skirts made en- * tirely of tiny embroidered ruffles. For girls 6 to 16 years. Shell pink, watermelon pink, turquoise blue, maize, mauve, French blue, almond green, tan . Khaki knickers for $1.35 It pays to get the better khaki knickers, These are reinforced at “tearable” points, and have roomy pockets and adjustable knees. Sizes 7 to 18 years, Pajamettes, lower-priced, $1.35 Street Floor, New Building, Grass needs lots of cutting the young aristocrat, which promptly STs etree a hen dotenes, ; oe i In the Women's Fashion Salon cut tweed suits, of the required eae wide og speiare merit [ES a : a A “find” for the woman who has put off buying her| type without which no va- 4 | Sg es ila al ; 0) E = coat until the last minute before vacation—or who would es deste: | ; 14in. 16in, 18 in. -20in, Pere sani e ’ like an extra one to take along. cation Aida robe 18 com-| New Giant ...............816 $17 $18 $19 Mee cs cya plaging in a litle Capes at $22.50 ' plete; of imported and do- Zin, 14in, 16 in, = 18'tn. High Wheel—ball bearing. .$13 $14 $15 $16 wooden house In a big tree at Southern |p a Suitable for town or sports wear, for there are tweeds mestic fabrics; at this low Bee ead Nos a6 West 84th Street. in oeerpiaids and mixtures as well as navy blue and: black price, Low wheel—plain Dene in, Sie ae inne su reaey Br twills. . +. in. ne PROULIAR BEHAVIOR OF A Bis it Capes and Coats at $35 Tate pragnand-tans, ax Low wheel—ball bearing... $11.50 $12 $12.50 lord car just as it turned the cor. Models of the more formal type in three of the smartest well as the new vivid shades, | Lawn trimmers, $12. Grass catchers, duck bottoms,$1.60, Fe ee tue apart: fabrics of the season—Poiret twill, tricotine or Kasha cloth. $1.85; galvanized bottoms, $1.85, $2. ment house and back onto tho side- Write a Letter * * @ Second Floor, Old Buliding. Seventh Gallery, New Building. walk again, It was caught by a pe- Navy blue or black. Some embroidered. Some have the fashionable metal belts, All beautifully lined with silk. ee Holiday Sale of Men’s White French Cotton Eponge, $1.35 yd. The amu pr bic Flannel Trousers at $9.75 pr. Brilliant checks and stripes. Stunning combinations destrian, The driver of the car, @ picture of stupefied astonishment, waited for it on the corner.—B. A. Endler, No. 600 Charles Street, West Hoboken, N. J. Ask your restaurant or grocery for Consumers I hich is quar: of bent quanity aa Eat Consumers Pie. The Proof While the rain was pouring down I fest ple you ever ate. wiite saw little Miss Four-Year-Old step out how You would popularize of the hall of an apartment house across : : the way and parade up and down until she was as wet as the proverbial drowned rat. An hour or two lator, 1 ve id the street it Ween reat dry eneit, Taaw Mary come |] ver the eignt, best ou of the new colors—in patterns of every size. 400 pairs. Best American flannel. Made for us, our way, by the acknowl- this time in Tfncoat, hat and ahall award $200.00. div Plai ves, O56 a F ‘i * d carrying an umbrella. e fl i in weaves, yar edged best trousers maker of America. Record value at the price. Waist A. H. B,, W, 35th Street. i . : White and the. colors now in favor. Used alone for frocks, ‘ : . Pi pao. -oreeh pee a CO BO ig skirts or suits, or with the more striking patterns. sizes 28 to 46—cut a little fuller thar businges trousers of the same waist MOTHER AND 4 Cue Bales Diveotor 10 be the sete Joage Surely none is more delicious, oe * measurement. : Tsaw a terrier rout a mother cat aud her three bables from the comfortable | vhich had bee red fo a box-bed which bad, ‘ot the ittens by /E] CONSUMERS PIE BAKERY and wholesome at home in the back of the neck. Then he tlead BROOKLYN, N. Y himself in the box for & aWlE Sanitary, All-Metal The mother cat appeared to hly intimidated, —Mra. A. J. M., a : Hast sree ACME FREEZER (with the Blue Label) Sold at hardware, housefur- nivhing and department stores; It two laters have equal merit, duplicate awards will be made refreshing and nourishing : ; F ; i sm than ice eream, made pure An. overblouae or jacket of the striped Jabric with a skirt of the plain, gwes one apoyo. combine Af Sted First Floor, Old Buliding, The flannel was thoroughly cold-water shrunk before being cut, and if the trousers are dry cleaned properly, there will be no material shrinkage. Beautifully made. Finely + 3 * tailored. Sewed with silk. Trimmings and pocketings of first quali The New Printed Silks in a . Sale at Half and Less Men’s $5 Bathing Suits--$2.95 THINNER THAN 4 DIME. In Times ation I saw two Renae eee carnation ona sinela 2-qt, and 4-qt, plain or gal- ; Hlckal-Stsanne Dariush No.6: vanized; prices $1.25 to $2.50. $1.35 yd. : $1.95 yd. ; $2.45 yd. ALL WOOL. One-piece or two-piece. Navy blue und black, plain enc can 'oos ier hoe CocaheC For Silks of $8 to $5.85 grades or with white striped borders. Gray with black border stripes. Brown with Peon tava wancine Unnle atin: Ritter Can & Specialty Co. “The most wonderful line of printed silks that are dif-| lighter brown border stripes. Green or brown heather with blue border Philadeiphia, Pa. Freeze Your Own at Home— ming in the water of the fountain at Madison Square Park. Men were toss- ing pennies and other small coins into the pool and the boys were diving for them. ‘They placed the money In thel: mouths. When one of them had all the jack he could carry he would swim to ferent”—said a woman connected with a large wholesale silk stripes. Sizes 34 to 44. house. i $5 Terry Cloth Robes, $3.95 $6 Beach Robes—$3.95 “Crepes fi lowered in every possible color make up a vivid summer wordrobe’’—S8ays Ripe and fresh. Peel them. Remove cen- ters, Make a fillin of these withchopped Vogue—"more picturesgue than for many 100 bath robes, just right weight for 100 beach or locker robes of cotton celery and cucumber . . seasons past.” summer, Variety of designs and colors— | flannel—“Eden cloth.” Light weight, cool, or apple. Fill the to- Notice te Advertisers . “* * blocks, stripes, mixtures. Fine, service-| comfy. Handsome, narrow and broad wuptoce, TEMG shies Ler tints “ise 'ceas, Gay’ aes te wana ot tae Printed Georgette crepes—pongees—twill foulards— | able bath robes. stripes of gray, blue, tan, lavender, a Apee pir perp d monaiea ouniesuens 9 ihetited ont ose crepe chiffons—crepes-de-chine—radium silks. vinegar 6 ee Palla Bincee Goth comatsing couratiegs te The Slik Rotunda, Street Floor, Old Bullding wade by The World must be received Display f ed with the genuine Annual June Sale--Men’s Suits $32 $38 $46 65c to $1.25 solid steel Scissors—45c ng engrariags to be made 1 be fecelved by ‘Thursday uoon, BONELESS BACON and pou Special purchase of 2.500 pats: tery) pair guaranteed to be worl 7] 5 aay nerior quality Jorged steal. Yarioua styles, trum whch ta make your e euiks tor $5 OxR ont sor Sf nie ove Ib. 25¢ / ‘wd positive release selection, in sieea 3 407 in in $10 and $45 suits. Por $50 and $55 suits. For $40 and $65 suits Half or Whole Str'ps. The Notion Shop, Street Fioor. Old Building Men’s styles. Young men's styles. Wanamaker suits—standard of the country. THE bRIbINAL WoRcESTE RSHIRE Fine variety of designs and colorings in all sizes, 34 to 46, Street Floor, New Bullding. ALL WY. Phone Calls Morningside 8500